Map each panelist's position from a discussion video
Separates who argued what in a multi-speaker video, and splits points of agreement from unresolved disagreements.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Video summary |
|---|---|
| Tags | AnalyzingSummarizingYouTube video |
Map the positions taken in this discussion. Produce: 1. Per speaker: their position in one sentence, and the strongest reason they gave for it. 2. Agreed — what all speakers accepted, even implicitly. 3. Unresolved — where they still disagreed at the end, with each side's position. 4. Position changes — anyone who shifted during the discussion, with the moment it happened and what moved them. 5. Claims made without support, by whom. Rules: - *Attribute every position to a named speaker.* If the transcript does not identify who is talking, say so rather than guessing. - Do not treat the last or loudest word as the conclusion. A discussion that ends unresolved is reported as unresolved. - Where a speaker is steelmanning a view they do not hold, note it — that is easy to misread as their position.
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What this prompt does
Summaries of panel discussions blur the speakers together. This tracks positions per speaker and marks the point where anyone changed their position mid-discussion.
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